One of Netflix’s popular shows, Patriotic Act by comedian Hasan Minaj has come to an end after running successfully for 6 seasons. The host of the show shared the news on his Twitter.
Netflix is known for its several shows that talk about issues around the world. Hasan Minhaj‘s Patriotic Act was one among them that was highly appreciated by critics. The show received positive responses when its first season aired leading to it winning many awards and recognition.
What a run. @patriotact has come to an end. I got to work with the best writers, producers, researchers, and animators in the game. My 2 babies were born and grew up with the show. TY to @Netflix and everyone who watched. Now it’s time to return these screens to Best Buy 😎 pic.twitter.com/4s4TrsKWe6
— Hasan Minhaj (@hasanminhaj) August 18, 2020
Exploring the modern cultural and political landscape of the society with depth and sincerity in the most unique way, it has won an Emmy, a Peabody Award, and two Webby Awards. It talks about the modern time issues through a unique comedic storytelling way that managed to interest audiences around the world. Each episode talks about different issues with rigorous research and great animations.
The last season was supposed to release in March but it was postponed and released in May due to the pandemic and ended on June 28th.
Here’s how Netizens reacted to the Patriotic Act coming to an end:
Nooooooooo! This show brought me so much joy and knowledge. I was in constant awe of your delivery and energy. Thank you!
— Andrew Phung (@andrewphung) August 18, 2020
This is a huge loss this show was consistently funny and uniquely informative!!!!! Netflix has cancelled 3 really interesting late night-type shows (Chelsea, The Break, and now Patriot Act) and it's very sad!!! https://t.co/TjsNdtnW9D
— Zach Schiffman (@schlife) August 18, 2020
When people ask me what my dream is I have always said I wanted to make something like @patriotact. Can’t believe it’s over so soon 😭😭
— Rebecca Isjwara (@beckyisj) August 18, 2020
this is the joke that got the plug pulled #PatriotAct pic.twitter.com/cB2HeDUgLk
— BLMACAB (@greasybananna) August 18, 2020
can we cyberbully @netflix into not cancelling patriot act, like not the social media person but whoever made the call. hasan was doing important shit with it but I guess the descent into fascism is the best time to cancel an informative sociopolitical show run by a POC lol
— 𝐻𝑌𝐸𝑁𝐴𝐵𝐿00𝐷2 🔥 BLM (@HYENAWOUND) August 18, 2020
I will forever maintain that @patriotact has been one of the most important, intelligent, funny, and necessary shows of our time. Thank you @hasanminhaj – I can never properly express how grateful I am for you! https://t.co/LRaiHGPrke
— Rahat Saini (@rahatsaini) August 18, 2020
How come you canceled @patriotact @netflix ????
— joberto (@WhiteBoyLayZ) August 19, 2020
hey @netflix please bring back @patriotact!
— baric nichols (@baricnichols) August 18, 2020
AND WHY ARE WE CANCELLING @patriotact, @netflix?!
— darth vadai (@kaminiinajamjar) August 19, 2020
hey i’ll miss you don’t go @patriotact @hasanminhaj
— c 🖤 dynamite soty (@axolotlkook) August 19, 2020
hello i woke up to patriot act not coming back for a new season i need to sit down for a bit pic.twitter.com/uBsZ6NuQ1M
— k⁷ | bts lockdown (@miniminimamon) August 19, 2020
Can someone please start a petition to get @patriotact back on. It’s way to important of a show to have this short of a run
— Mercutio (@SharaanPadhy) August 19, 2020
hey google play why do all good things (come to an end) by nelly furtado https://t.co/NLBddYYbJT
— nadia (@aidanbackwards) August 18, 2020
They got rid of the wrong Patriot Act.
— KLEP (@KLEPONE) August 18, 2020
They can make another kissing booth movie but NOT A PATRIOT ACT EPISODE???😤😤
— Rice (@risesibi) August 18, 2020
The fact that Netflix cancels something as important as Patriot Act, then turns around and makes three Kissing Booth movies…I hate it here https://t.co/pOtn9KBgv7
— Sophie Roppe (@RoppeSophie) August 18, 2020
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